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Okusi Associates offers comprehensive support in navigating the complexities of the Indonesian tax system for PMA companies and foreign investors. Here's how they can assist:

Tax Compliance Services

• Preparation and submission of monthly and annual tax returns
• Handling VAT (Value Added Tax) reporting for applicable companies
• Assisting with corporate income tax calculations and payments
• Managing withholding tax obligations

Tax Planning and Advisory

• Providing guidance on tax-efficient business structures
• Advising on tax implications of business decisions
• Keeping clients updated on changes in tax laws and regulations

Tax Reporting Packages

• Non-VAT Company Accountancy & Tax Reporting: Comprehensive service for companies not registered for VAT
• VAT Company Accountancy & Tax Reporting: Full-service package for VAT-registered entities
• Zero-Activity Tax Reporting: Tailored service for companies with no business activities

Personal Tax Assistance

• Support for foreign individuals in fulfilling their Indonesian tax obligations
• Preparation and submission of annual personal income tax returns

Tax Dispute Resolution

• Representing clients in tax audits and investigations
• Assisting with tax objections and appeals processes

International Tax Considerations

• Guidance on double taxation agreements and their implications
• Advising on transfer pricing regulations and documentation requirements

Industry-Specific Tax Knowledge

• Expertise in tax regulations across various business sectors
• Tailored advice based on the specific industry of the PMA company

Ongoing Tax Support

• Regular tax health checks to ensure compliance
• Proactive tax planning to optimize tax positions

Digital Tax Compliance

• Assistance with e-invoicing and other digital tax reporting requirements
• Guidance on tax implications of e-commerce and digital business models

By leveraging Okusi Associates' expertise, PMA companies can ensure compliance with Indonesian tax regulations, minimize tax risks, and optimize their tax positions in a complex and evolving regulatory environment.

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The key differences between accountancy and tax reporting for VAT and Non-VAT companies in Indonesia are:

VAT Companies:

• Required to register for VAT if annual turnover exceeds IDR 4.8 billion
• Must issue tax invoices for taxable goods/services
• Submit monthly VAT returns (SPT Masa PPN)
• Maintain detailed records of input and output VAT
• More complex accounting procedures to track VAT transactions
• Higher compliance costs due to additional reporting requirements
• Typically require more sophisticated accounting software

Non-VAT Companies:

• Not required to register for VAT if annual turnover is below IDR 4.8 billion
• Do not issue tax invoices or charge VAT on sales
• No monthly VAT return submissions
• Simpler accounting procedures without VAT tracking
• Lower compliance costs due to fewer reporting requirements
• May use simpler accounting systems

Common Requirements for Both:

• Maintain proper bookkeeping and financial records
• Prepare annual financial statements
• Submit annual corporate income tax return (SPT Tahunan PPh Badan)
• Pay monthly income tax installments (PPh 25)
• Withhold and report employee income tax (PPh 21)

Considerations:

• VAT companies generally have higher administrative burdens but may benefit from input VAT credits
• Non-VAT companies have simpler compliance but cannot recover VAT paid on purchases
• Companies approaching the IDR 4.8 billion threshold should prepare for potential VAT registration
• Some industries may have specific tax reporting requirements regardless of VAT status

It's important to consult with a qualified Indonesian tax professional to ensure compliance with the latest regulations and to optimize your company's tax position based on its specific circumstances.

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